Obituaries of Carroll Gordon Willis and Lewis Hughes Fost
Funeral services for Carroll Gordon Willis aged 52 of 919 8. Lous doun St will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial in National Cemetery. Survivors include two stepdaughters and six grandchildren. A second service for Lewis Hughes Fost aged 54 of 2250 Roosevelt Blvd will follow at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Gordon Willis
Lousdoun St
Jones
William A. Lyons
Willis
Robert W. Lowery
Daniel L. Kremer
Joseph A. Orndorff
Douglas A. Ornedorff
Boyd L. Sisler
National Cemetery
Lewis Hughes Fost
Roosevelt Blvd
Jones Funeral Home
John I. Collins
Thomas A. Russell
Garland R. Orndorff
Charles Brannon
Julian K. Armel
Doyle E. Whittington
Waldo J. Wise
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Funeral services held for Edwin L. Sibert in Mountain Falls
Edwin Luther Pud Sibert 62 of Mountain Falls Route died Friday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral conducted at 11 a.m. at Rev Henry Amidon church with pallbearers Harry Copenhaver David Fogle Charles Renner Joseph Taylor Antersen and Jes Edmonds. Burial in Lamps Family Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Luther
Pud
Sibert
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Henry 8. Amidon
Harry W. Copenhaver
David A. Fogle
Charles J. Renner
Joseph F. Taylor Antersen
Jes E. Edmonds
Lamps Family Cemetery
Funeral service held for Lonnie Huff in Berryville
A funeral for Lonnie Gustus Huff age 68 of Berryville was conducted at Berryville Baptist Church this afternoon. Rev Julian Orrell led the service with active pallbearers G W Shackleford Douglas Carter Lynwood Ritter E Tuck Fuller J Fred Jones William L Chafin. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with numerous honourary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Gustus Huff
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville Baptist Church
Julian Orrell
G. W. Shackleford
Douglas Carter
Lynwood Ritter
E. Tuck Fuller
J. Fred Jones
William L. Chafin
H.ne Ritter
Julian D. Berlin
Wiliam Jackson
Hyden Mowery
Oscar Ramsburg
Frank Carvell
Douglas Moser
Carl F. Emswiller, Jr
Gilbert C. Royston
Fred Lloyd
Millard Bushong
James S. Longerbeam
Kenneth M. Black
Eustace Jackson
Ed H. McDonald
Oscar Carr
Smith McFellen
Green Hill Cemetery
Obituary for Ira C. Starnes of Clear Brook
Ira C Starnes 51 of Clear Brook died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Romney West Virginia son of Gilbert and Ada Poland Starnes a carpenter and Pentecostal Church member at Kirby West Virginia. Survived by widow Tilda Hott four daughters Mary Jane Snow Joanne Brill Betty McDonald Juanita Snow one son Calvin Starnes two sisters Hazel Owens Elizabeth Ratcliff five brothers Herbert Carl Floyd Jesse Bradey and 13 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with Omps Funeral Home in Winchester then to Kirby Hotts Chapel for service by Rev Edward Messick burial in Hotts Chapel. Pallbearers named Owen Ludwig Ronald Michael George Pennington Ivan Hott Charles Adams Weldon Hott. Family to receive friends this evening at the funeral home 7 30 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Calvin Starnes
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Starnes
Romney
W. Va
Gilbert
Ada Poland Starnes
Pentecostal
Kirby
Tilda Hott
Mary Jane Snow
Joanne Brill
Winchester
Betty McDonald
Sunnyside
Omps
Hotts Chapel
Edward Messick
Owen Ludwig
Ronald Michael
George Pennington
Ivan Hott
Charles Adams
Weldon Hott
Bural
Fires Sweep County In 24 Hours
Two fires struck the county in the last day. Clearbrook was summoned yesterday at 9 35 a m to a chimney fire at the Teets tenant house on Welltown Pike. A trash fire on Armel Hill at 8 o clock today drew Round 1 and Shawnee fire crews to the Whitacre property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Teets
Welltown Pike
Armel Hill
Round 1
Shawnee
Whitacre
Horticultural Meeting Opens in Roanoke Virginia
Fruit growers in Roanoke gather for the Virginia State Horticultural Society's 71st annual meeting. President Joseph P. Dorsey of Winchester speaks, with a discussion on mechanical apple harvesters and labor to follow. A joint session with the Auxiliary is planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Joseph P. Dorsey
Winchester
Woman Injured In Crash Here
A Reliance woman was taken to the hospital Saturday after a two car collision at Washington and Cork Streets at 12 45 p m. Jean M Allison 20 a passenger in the Dearing car received contusions and was later released. Doris Jean Dearing 41 of 319 W Whitlock Ave drove a 1955 car that was totaled when hit by James Walker Burrell 24 of 101 E Lane. Burrell faces charges for no operator license and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Washington and
Cork Sts
Jean M. Allison
Doris Jean Dearing
W. Whitlock Ave
James Walker Burrell
E. Lane
Burrell
Allison
Dearing
Oil And Rack Stolen From Service Station In Berryville
Police investigate the theft of an undetermined amount of oil and an oil rack from Joe's Atlantic Service at Berryville and Wooland Aves about 1 a.m. The same site had a break in earlier with a broken door glass and tampered equipment. Also a city prisoner destroyed latrine facilities worth 71.05 dollars and was charged with destroying city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe’s
Atlantic Service
Berryville
Wooland Aves
Te Men’s Restroom
City Hall
Johns Hopkins coeditors suspended over parody article
Johns Hopkins University suspended two student newspaper coeditors after a parody listing President Johnson as Man of the Year beside noted mass murderers. The action followed university president Eisenhower reviewing the piece and scheduling a hearing for the editors to defend themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Carl P. Swanson
Tne
Sune
Melvin I. Shuster
Henry G. Korn
Milton S. Eisene Jhower
Texas
Charles Whitman
Richard Speck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
Two 19-Year-Olds Sentenced for Petty Larceny
Two Middletown youths Marion Roger Slater and Marshall Leroy Sampson were fined 90 days in jail with 80 days suspended and one year probation after conviction for petty larceny. They stole auto tail light lenses from the W Amherst Street used car lot controlled by M M Adams and Chapman Motor Co at about 12 30 am Friday. They were arrested 8 am Friday police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Roger Slater
Marshall Leroy Sampson
Middletown
W. Amherst St
M. M. Adams and
Chapman Motor Co
Grand Jury Meets Jan 25 in Frederick County Court
A grand jury was ordered to meet January 25 at the opening of the January term of Frederick County Circuit Court. No bills were ready today. Roy Shipe pleaded guilty to two indictments for breaking and entering and petty larceny from Roy Owens home and Stonewall School on April 14 and 15, 1966. William Charles Hayes III of Baltimore said he would not appeal a December sentence for breaking and entering and theft from Stephens City Hardware in August 1966, with terms totaling 12 1/2 years and 2 1/2 years to run concurrently. A motion to set aside a DUI verdict by Carson Lee Walter was withdrawn. sentence executed. Walter faces a $100 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Roy Shipe
Roy Owens
Stonewall School
William Charles Hayes, III
Baltimore
Stephens City
Carson Lee Walter
Middletown
Walter
Fire damages Lee's Diner and Auto Shop in Cameron
Firefighters rushed to Lee's Diner at Cameron and Baker Streets yesterday at 1 30 a.m. to battle a blaze in the office and storeroom with smoke reaching the restaurant. The fire was confined to the office and storeroom, and no damage estimate was available. A second blaze occurred Saturday at 6 15 p.m. on Piccadilly Street across from the VFW building where a car fire likely started in the carburetor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee’s
Cameron and
Baker Sts
Bernard Groves
V.F.W
Piccadilly St
Weather Elsewhere Reported by Associated Press
The Associated Press provides a weather overview from locations beyond the main region. It notes conditions, temperature ranges, and precipitation patterns affecting travel and daily plans across various locales.
Weather Today Virginia Forecast Details
Virginia fair tonight with upper 20s temperatures. Tuesday expects partly cloudy, windy, warmer near 50, then colder at night. Wednesday remains cloudy and cold with light northwest to variable winds. Five day outlook shows near normal temps with precipitation totals of 0.25 to 0.5 inches Tuesday night and again near the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Annual Periods
Rainfall data shows no rain in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a.m. today. January rainfall to date 0.16 inches, 1967 year-to-date 33.48 inches. Monthly average rainfall for the past 53 years listed by month, with January through December totals for the five most recent years: 1961 43.22, 1962 45.36, 1963 41.65, 1964 33.31, 1965 24.27, 1966 33.32.
Virginia Supreme Court tosses Danville anti parade rule
The Virginia Supreme Court struck down Danville’s 30 day parade license requirement amid broader injunction changes from 1963. The ruling also upholds convictions of a Danville woman in a 1963 Dan River Mills lie in. Chief Justice Eggleston authored the decision, no dissents. The cases stem from Danville’s summer 1963 racial unrest and arrests of about 62 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Danville
High Court
Dan River
Supreme Court
John W. Eggleston
Danville Corporation Court
Archibald M. Aiken
Eggleston
VEC Office to Close Thursday
The Virginia Employment Commission office in Winchester will be closed on Thursday due to an unspecified reason. Local residents are advised to plan accordingly and check for updates from the VEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEC
Virginia Employment Commission
Winchester
Godwin Squelches GOP Special Session Bid
Gov Godwin rejects a Republican proposal to call a special General Assembly to require voter registration. He notes the Voting Rights Act prohibits literacy tests and keeps Virginia's existing registration practices. The GOP leaders had urged a new registration form for voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Godswin
General Assembly
James C. Turk
Radford
Del
M. Caldwell Butler
Roanoke
GOP
Godwin
All Democratic Privileges and Elections Committees
Privileges and Elections Committees
Reepublicans
Lani Bird to Link Japan with New Comsat Service
Comsat plans commercial US Japan communications via Lani Bird 2. Launched from Cape Kennedy, it reached a synchronous orbit and will undergo 10 days of tests to assess capacity, with about 240 circuits planned for use between America and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Communications Satellite Corp
United States
Japan
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Far East
Comsat
America
Wall Street gains amid irregular early trading
Wall Street opened irregularly as gains from key stocks offset several losses. Du Pont Union Carbide Boeing Raytheon and American Airlines rose while Polaroid IBM Xerox United Aircraft and Schering fell. GM AT&T and Standard Oil NY held steadier with mixed early blocks like Collins & Aikman Pan American and Chrysler. The AP index stood at 309.7 after Fridays advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Pont
Union Carbide
Boeing
Raytheon
American Airlines
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
United Aircraft
Schering
General Motors
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Texaco
Anaconda
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
United Air Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad
McDonnell Co
Douglas Aircraft
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Winchester Evening Star
Libert Service
Willis Service
Fost Service
Miss Wakeman
Frances Louise Wakeman
Toms Brook
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Nell M. Funkhouser Wakeman
Hugh Hockman Wakeman
Round Hill Church of the Brethren
Shenandoah Telephone Co
Edinburg
P. Stanley Wakeman
Cynthia Lineburg
Vienna
Round Hill Church
Sandra Miller
Shelby Hollar
Dorothy Baker
Margaret Wilkins
Jean Bowman
Janice Clem
Yvonne Young
Vandal Keckley
Mary Lou Thompson
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
Stover
U.s. wEaTnen Surbay
Huff Service
Great Lakes
Utah
Sou
Plains
Ira C. Starnes
Lewis Hughes
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Imds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
Starnes Service
Hotts
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Boston
Elephant
Antarctic
James A. Garfield
Augusta
Geo
France
Myers
Were
C.I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Virginia
Ieee
Seldon
Lee Grant
James Brandon
Battaile
Grant
Brandon
Branner
MR. Seldon
High View
Handiey
Earth
Pacific
International Dat Line
Wall Street
New York
Ethine
Alet
Pittsburgh
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